City Precinct Leader Denies Foul Charge
Dorothy Handley, newly elected chairman of Frederick third precinct Democratic Committee, denied any irregularities in the selection. Former chairman Herbert Strawsburg protested, claiming non city residents voted. Handley said the meeting was open to all third precinct Democrats and eligible voters could participate though city residents could not vote in city elections.
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Frederick
Third Precinct
Democratic Committee
Dorothy Handley
Herbert L Strawsburg
Miss Handley
Frederick County
Frederick City
Annabelle Powell
Board of Election Supervisors
Strawbburg
North Market St
Herbert Strawsburg
McSherry
Strawsburg
Pay Hike Mayor Clash with Baltimore Teachers Chief
In Baltimore mayor Theodore R. McKeldin shouted at AFL CIO Baltimore Teachers Union president Charles Cherubin pleading over a proposed budget cut to raise salary scales. The Board of Estimates will hold a hearing next Tuesday at 10 a.m. Cherubin urged a 4 p.m. hearing after school hours to avoid classroom walkouts. The exchange included the mayor jabbing Cherubin with a finger and accusing teachers of walking out instead of serving students.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Charles Cherubin
Afl-Cio
Baltimore Teachers Union
Board of Estimates
Chuerubin
McKeldin
Chaerubin
Orville Berwick
Public School Teachers Association
Students Develop Ulcers
Baltimore AP report notes many elementary students nationwide on tranquilizers and an alarming number developing ulcers. Dr H Gerthon Morgan of the University of Maryland cites pressures from self family community and teachers as causes. He urges valuing students as individuals and questions hiring teachers with poor love life.
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Baltimore, Md
H. Gerthon Morgan
University of Maryland
Institute of Child Study
Maryland State Department of Education
Dr. Morgan
Volcano Death Toll Reaches 50 in East Java
The Mt Kelut eruption raises deaths to 50 with another 100 missing in Blitar area. Lava streams from the 5,678 foot peak cut communications to Blitar city. about 500,000 residents live nearby. no aid requests reported by Jakarta Red Cross.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Mt. Kelut
Java
Antara
Blitar
Bltar
Red Cross
Six Hurt In Dominican Street Riot Near U.S. Post
U S troops fired on left wing demonstrators in Santo Domingo as anti American protests escalated. Six Dominicans were wounded including a two year old, during clashes at an observation post and at the embassy after anti American chants and flag burnings.
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Santo Domingo
Domincan Republic
Villa Duarte
U.S. 82Nd Airborne
Dominican Popular Movement
MPD
Red Plot In Mexico Thwarted
Mexican attorney general’s office says foreign and Mexican agitators sought to use a university student strike to topple the government. Eight arrests, including three Argentines led by Oscar Fernandez Bruno, yield charges of conspiracy illegal association and forgery.
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Mexico City
Attorney General
National University
Oscar Fernandez Bruno
Revolutionary Worker's Party
Teresa Confreta de Fernandez
Adolfo Otilio Malvagni Gilly
Argentina
Francisco Galindo Ochoa
United States
Students Arrested After Yellow Springs Party Breakup
Police dispersed a party in Yellow Springs Park attended by over 100 Mt. St. Mary’s College students. Four youths, Dennis C. Flannagan 18 Thomas 5 Gwynn 19 Edward M. Leittch 19 and Dennis M. Roman 20, faced postponement in Magistrate Court on minors in possession charges.
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Yellow Springs Park
Mt. St. Mary's College
Dennis C. Flannagan
Thomas 5. Gwynn
Edward M. Leittch
Dennis M. Roman
Magistrate's Court
Roman
Pennsylvania
250 000 Americans Now In War
Saigon reports 4000 fresh U S combat troops arrive in Viet Nam raising total to about 250 000. Tropic Lightning infantry lands at Vung Tau 45 miles southeast of Saigon, marking a 25 percent year to date buildup as ground operations fail to draw Viet Cong into major clashes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Hawaii
Vung Tau
U.S
U. S
Mekong
Hau Nghia
Ba Tri
Tawes Signs Bill Hiking Legislators' Pensions
ANNAPOLIS AP Gov Tawes signed a pension liberalization bill for legislators, allowing up to $200 a month after 20 years. He also backed a constitutional amendment letting the legislature set its own salary, currently $2,400 yearly, if voters approve in November. Several related measures were signed, including a statewide education TV network plan, library aid increases, and police reorganizations.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Tawes
Thomas B. Finan
Misunderstanding cited in Mount St Mary’s scholarship row
Mount St Mary’s College officials said a mis understanding led to charges that Catholic institutions mishandled the state scholarship program. They noted Robert T. McFaul was named to a full scholarship in error and had not applied, with a waiting list of about two hundred qualified students. The registrar advised Bertorelli that admission could not be guaranteed for September 1966 due to overcrowding.
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Cashour
South
Mi St. Marys College
Joseph A. Bertorelli
Baltimore
Bertorelli
Robert T. McFaul
McFaul
Emmitsburg College
Mount
Baker
Contributions To U. S. Conscience Fund Drops
Washington AP A Treasury report shows the U S conscience fund has shrunk sharply over two years with total receipts since last July barely above ten thousand dollars as officials warn the 1963 total may be the lowest in 25 years. Most donations come from individuals seeking restitution for small government wrongs.
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Washington
Treasury Department
James Madison
Treasury
Department
Bureau of Accounts
Lodge Heads Home For Viet Policy Review
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge departs Saigon for a two to three week review of U.S. policy in Vietnam. He faces political turmoil and Viet Cong war effort while promising to return as he stops in Rome and Boston before arriving in Washington around May 7 or 8.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Rome
Washington
Pope Paul V
Boston
Stock market edges higher as airlines rise
New York reports a modest stock market recovery with airlines showing strength and motor shares rising while select issues come to life. Trading remained fairly active in early action today.
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New York
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Pleiku
Baltimore City
Permy
Garrett County
State Board of College Trustees
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Salisbury
Towson
Goucher College
Washington College
U. S. Conscience Fund
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